Our company has been nestled in the heart of the Beartooth Mountains since 2003. We began our locally owned custom home building business in the Red Lodge and greater Yellowstone regional area for 20 years. With almost 30 years of experience, not only in Montana, but originally from Steamboat Springs, Colorado, we've had the fortunate opportunity to build the most creatively, unique homes across the Rocky Mountains.
As an active member in our community, we continually strive for quality and excellence in all we do. We're licensed, insured, and offer home tours upon request and owners scheduling convenience. As a Montana builder we take pride in our custom builds, and offer quality and professionalism in every aspect, from start to finish, and everything in-between.
Please contact us if you're looking for a unique Montana custom home, cabinets, remodel, addition, barn, arena or rustic furniture, we'd love to share our love for creating custom works, in all shapes and sizes, with you.
As an active member in our community, we continually strive for quality and excellence in all we do. We're licensed, insured, and offer home tours upon request and owners scheduling convenience. As a Montana builder we take pride in our custom builds, and offer quality and professionalism in every aspect, from start to finish, and everything in-between.
Please contact us if you're looking for a unique Montana custom home, cabinets, remodel, addition, barn, arena or rustic furniture, we'd love to share our love for creating custom works, in all shapes and sizes, with you.
Services
Unique in every design, we'll create the custom home you've been dreaming of, no matter the size-cabin or equestrian arena-we will customize exactly what you're looking for. For 20 years we've provided quality in every step of the building process from the excavating, framing, plumbing, heating, electrical, interior, exterior and even the landscaping, we will create and fine tune your build to be truly your one-of-a-kind custom build.
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Randi Wickens
Sep 18, 2018
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